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Epson EF-12 Dolby Digital / DTS output on ARC.I add it.Ĭategory: instructions Tags: android studio, bitbucket, git Likely you’ll get a dialog asking to add project-name.iml file.You’re done, add / edit / Commit + Push as usual.Android Studio will pull files and clone the repository, ready for work.Enter a directory name of your choosing.Change Parent Directory if needed (usually not required).In the Clone Repository dialog, Grab the forked repository URL from the web interface of Github or BitBucket (Overview page), paste into Vcs Repository URL field.Choose Git for BitBucket, Github for Github.From Android Studio startup dialog choose:.From the remote repository web interface, Fork the repository with a new name.For future commits, do Commit and Push to keep remote repository up-to-dateĬlone Android Studio project from remote repository.Repository at remote location is now synced with local project.git remote add origin git push -u origin –all.in Android Studio Terminal (bottom left in tools window), run the following command (replace username & repo-name with values from your repository).get address of repository from remote git repository (top right corner HTTPS URL of repository overview page).Create a repository at BitBucket, GitHub or wherever.

Since these are personal private projects, git add all Android Studio files except:.Add files & directories to track in Git, using File Explorer (left window).Android Studio VCS setup for untracked project: For personal development in Android Studio, using BitBucket as remote repository here’s my VCS workflow using Git.